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What promises eventually to be a long documentary film about Philadelphia is beginning life as a series of short videos posted on the Web ...

The city of Philadelphia is debuting some new recycling trucks this Earth Day. It’s all part of the city’s push to recycle mo ...

Convicted former state Senator Vincent Fumo is fighting government efforts to have him forfeit $4 million in assets. Fumo argues in court ...

Downtown Smyrna, a small Delaware town just north of Dover, is getting a makeover. Two jobs are going on at the same time: repairing and ...

Advocates for Pennsylvania’s museums say funding that the commonwealth provides to their facilities is a speck in the state budget, ...

This week the School Reform Commission will be asked to approve an ambitious plan for the Philadelphia School District. Advocates say Wed ...

If Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield courts stockholders what’s the outlook for policyholders and health care in New Jersey? Ne ...

One of the premiere bike races in the world could be canceled because of a lack of funding. A decision will soon be made, and the scrambl ...

An aging, little used prison facility could be revived under a proposal by the Nutter Administration to help relieve prison overcrowding. ...

Twenty years after Congress demanded it, the Environmental Protection Agency is set to release regulations on mercury emissions from ceme ...

A shift of the proposed Foxwoods Casino to the former Strawbridges department store in Center City will be considered by the Planning Com ...

Governor Rendell is making headlines with a renewed push for a federal ban on assault weapons. But a man expected to be the stiffest comp ...

It’s not September, but twenty one Philadelphia residents have started school this week. City officials welcomed the first class at ...